
MassChallenge is a non profit that accelerates over 300 startups per year across its accelerators in Boston, London, Jerusalem, Geneva, and Mexico City. MassChallenge does not take any equity or place any restrictions on entrepreneurs. The program provides startups with the access and resources they need to succeed – from free office space to mentoring, workshops and global network access.
Contxto – Freight forwarding is anything but straightforward. When it comes to international logistics, delays in customs, messy paperwork, nasty weather… it can all make operations complicated. So to help small and medium-sized freight forwarding companies connect, Brazilian Parnity recently raised a seed investment for US$250,000. Unnamed investors from six different countries pitched the funds […]
Read MoreContxto – Even as you read this, you’re benefited by the force that is the internet. Nonetheless, it’s a benefit to which not everyone in Latin America has access. To deal with this problem, Facebook and MassChallenge Mexico are joining forces to launch, “Connectivity,” a new accelerator for companies creating solutions to ease internet access. […]
Read MoreContxto – The wait is finally over! Yesterday (18), MassChallenge Mexico announced the startups that will join its 2020 accelerator cohort. Over 30 applicants have been chosen and will participate in its four-month program. During the live webinar announcement, Contxto’s Lead Editor, Alex González Ormerod, (virtually) joined the MassChallenge Mexico team led by Camila Lecaros […]
Read MoreContxto – Often a startup’s success depends on the circles its leaders run in. For which there are initiatives that can help them network. Facebook “Startup Circles” is one such example. The program was launched in Mexico earlier this year and now it’s open in Colombia. Considering quarantines, this may not be the best time […]
Read More[wd_hustle id=”InArticleOptin” type=”embedded”/] Contxto – Okay yes, there are some big startups in Mexico such as Clip, Konfío, and Grow, but honestly those are way too obvious. Everybody already knows them, so if you’re here to read more about the big guys, I’m afraid you won’t find what you’re looking for. Instead, we plan to […]
Read MoreBogotá will soon be home to Latin America’s latest Startup Hub by Facebook. Colombian startups and developers can now expect to receive mentorship from the social media giant. The Startup Hub will focus on various topics to ensure their success at all levels. The initiative will not only be free but will seek to connect […]
Read MoreContxto – Personal training, mentorship, and exposure to potential investors. Like a timeless venture capital recipe, these factors will surely help the following 10 early-stage technology startups evolve into stardom at MassChallenge’s Facebook Accelerator CDMX 2019. Running from November 12 to February 21, this alliance aims to assist fledgling tech companies with Mexican operations to […]
Read MoreContxto – Just last week, MassChallenge Awards Ceremony took place in Mexico City where three outstanding startups earned hefty cash prizes. “This has been an exceptional year for us,” said Camila Lecaros, Managing Director of MassChallenge Mexico, in a recent press release. “From companies with niche data analytics platforms to businesses that sell honey-based beauty […]
Read MoreContxto – Speaking of Facebook, earlier this month the company partnered with Hughes Network Systems to introduce new Wi-Fi hotspots across Colombia. Supported by Facebook’s Express Wi-Fi platform, this initiative will help merchants in rural areas to access the internet. “Express Wi-Fi supports the Facebook Connectivity mission to bring more people online with faster internet,” […]
Read MoreContxto – T-minus three days until the application cycle for Facebook Accelerator CDMX 2019 ends. If you’re a startup in Mexico, developing technological innovations, this means that you still have time to apply to this (free) eight-week accelerator. By the end, participants will obtain new tools and mentorship provided by Facebook for some effective scaling. […]
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